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The Web allows anyone to be a publisher -- or a secret agent. Advertisers often use hidden Web links that allow them to note when a Web page has been read, from what location, and when it is passed along to others, but until recently, it was not widely known that Microsoft Word documents could snoop, too. For that we can thank the Privacy Foundation, which issued an advisory warning in August.
October 03, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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